Briton Malik Faisal Akram died in the standoff with police after taking four hostages.

Friends say on social media that Angela Glover appears to have been swept away in the disaster.

Antonio Horta-Osorio has left with immediate effect after breaking UK and Swiss quarantine rules.

The change would free up Home Office officials to focus on asylum reforms, a government source says.

People can now stop quarantining earlier - as long as they produce negative lateral flow tests.

A limit of 500 people at outdoor events in Scotland has been removed and full crowds are now allowed at football matches.

The former Scottish Tory leader said she almost did not run for leader over her mental health history.

Emma Timmis ran all 1,300 miles (2,100km) in 20 days, 17 hours and 17 minutes.

A report says the cost fell by 3.1% but the cheapest type of funeral - a direct cremation - rose in price.

Cameron Norrie is outclassed by American rising star Sebastian Korda as Britain's bid in the Australian Open singles makes an inauspicious start.

Birmingham's Gravelly Hill Interchange will be closed for repairs overnight until 4 March.

The charity aims to debunk a myth it's the toughest day of the year and cheer people up with free tea.

An organisation looking after people with learning disabilities has several staff isolating.

Teenagers in England who had their second dose three months ago can book from Monday, the NHS says.

MPs have a heated exchange over the reported lockdown breaching drinks in Downing Street

More people would have come to harm without Welsh government measures in place, Vaughan Gething says.

Explore the data on coronavirus in the UK and find out how many cases there are in your area.

People with Covid in England will be able to end self-isolation after five days, subject to two negative tests.

Up to 500 people are allowed to attend outdoor events from Saturday as Wales' Covid rules ease.

A poster saying unvaccinated people are welcome is displayed at a pub run by Antony Worrall Thompson.

Health advisors say vaccines give them confidence that most people will not become severely ill with Covid.

The virus is causing some to develop fevers but not serious illness, experts say.

A bigger proportion of deaths recorded in the daily data are people who died with Covid, rather than from it.

A further 41 people have died within 28 days of testing positive for the virus, according to latest figures.

People tell of their struggles to cope, with energy bills set to soar by more than £700 this year.

From Dick Whittington's giant toilet to the urinary leash - how public loos have influenced the way we live.

Irish and UK dignitaries attend ceremony to commemorate handover of Dublin Castle by British forces.

A charity director says the country's coal mining history means it has released a lot of carbon.

In the summer Beadnell booms but it falls silent in winter with empty second homes.

The inside story on how the UK's largest, most complete ichthyosaur fossil was saved for the nation.

Over the next decade or so these new offshore wind farm sites could supercharge renewable energy capacity.

There are fears items like the clock recovered from the disaster will be lost once their keepers die.

Money is so tight for Judith, she can only afford to put heating on for an hour when children stay.

The Royal Family has tried to distance itself from the allegations facing Prince Andrew.

Panorama investigates the roads that kill a jumbo jet's worth of people every three months.

Epidemiologist Professor Mike Tildesley says we could be seeing the Omicron wave turning around.

Nadhim Zahawi says, with continued falling cases, some Plan B rules in England could be lifted after review.

Chris Fisher taught himself woodturning by listening to about 600 hours of YouTube videos.

Tory MP Andrew Bridgen says the prime minister has no moral authority to lead the country.

A five-year-old boy with autism is now thriving at school, despite the impact of lockdown.

Reports of measures Boris Johnson is taking in a bid to hold onto his premiership dominate Monday's papers.

Boris Johnson and the Downing Street lockdown parties again dominate Scotland's front pages.

First Minister Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is to run for Stormont, while retaining his Westminster seat.

A footballer was allegedly racially abused at a game which was abandoned after his team left the pitch.

Officers say they are working on a number of lines of inquiry as they search for those responsible.